Learn to Swim This Summer at Dreamland Pool
Thousands yearn to swim and miss chances at beaches and pools. The Dreamland Park pool opens plans with Mrs Carnahan guiding classes for all ages, two sessions weekly, with Indiana and M.CG.A. offering cooperation. Sign up now to join lessons and enjoy safe water recreation this summer.
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Dréwminid Park
Indiana
Dream‘Yand
William Carnahan
Jack” George
Classeg
Carnahan
M. CG
Camp Mahoning
Indianas
Dreamland Ao
Caney Island
Virginia Sloan former Indiana County resident dies in Washington DC
Virginia Sloan, a former Indiana county resident, died yesterday at her Washington DC home where she had lived for many years. The body will be brought to Indiana Monday morning. Funeral services will be held at Robinson Funeral Home on North Seventh Street at 3 p.m. daylight time Monday, with interment in Oakland Cemetery. Reverend S. W. Shane of the Second United Presbyterian church will conduct the service.
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Be Sloan
Virginia Sloan
Indiana County
Washington, D. C
Indiana
Robinson Funeral Home
North Seventh Street
Weekend Business Review for Penna
The report notes rising demand for daily life necessities and an overall optimistic tone. In the Erie and Ashtabula division May ore movement reached 5,775 cars, up from 726 last year, signaling improving activity in lake port shipments and general commodities trends for the period.
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Pennsylvania
Erie and
Ashtabula
General Commodities
Scout Meeting in Elks Hall Debuts New Troop
A Scout meeting at the Elks hall announced the first formal gathering of the Elks Scout Troop to be held next Monday at 7 15 PM. Frank Tate chairs the troop committee and invites all town boys 12 or older not in a troop to join. A Scout Room will house meetings and equipment, with leadership drawn from former scouts.
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Scout
Elks Hall
Elks Troop
Elks Scout Troop
Frank Tate
Ecommittee
Slate
Indiana
Elks Rooms
Jayyour
I. E. Lacerk
John W. Ingold
Jary
W. G.madore
S. Borers
Adna W. Leonar
Local pastors urge active citizen participation at Elks meeting
The report details H Smith addressing delegates on citizenship and public service. Ministers, bishops, and lay leaders chaired by Adna W Leonard ordained thirteen elders and ten deacons in the Methodist Episcopal Church. Pittsburgh conferences endorsed social legislation including child labor laws, unemployment insurance, and minimum wage measures while opposing prohibition repeal.
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Social Service Commission
Temperance Committee
Ministers’ Wives ’Association
Halford E. Luccock
Yale Divinity School
John A. MacSparran
Pennsylvania
Adna W. Leonard
Methodist Episcopal Church
Anna B. Potter
Newkirk
John W. Black
John C. Doudna
Harry M. Jenkins
Henry F. Pollock
Ralph S. Robinson
Elmer E. Slonacker
Geo. W. Smucker
Joseph M. Sommers
Charles Tracey
Frank A. Webb
Walter Donald Whetsel
Carroll A. Wise
Clifford DD. Buell
Graham
Chandler
Lynn H. Huff
Lew .F. Johnston
Martin
Longenecker
Harry T. Needham
Wayne W. Patch
Walter F. Preset
George 8. Stephens
Lawrence K. Whitfield
Pittsburgh
Pittgsburgh
Pittsburgh Methodist Episcopal Conference
Pittsburgh Baptist Association
Avengers Lynch Two In Murders At Scott County Jail
Huntsville Tennessee June 10 Avengers blamed today for the nabbing and murder of Harvey Winchester 23 and Jerome Boyett 22 who were seized from Scott County jail by twenty armed men and shot in a woods three miles from town. Boyett held for murder of Sheriff Winningham and his son Floyd. Winchester accused of slaying women near Winfield. Directors of Home Owners Mortgage Corporation to raise 200 million capital and issue up to 3 billion in bonds to finance homes. Board to aid in forming federal savings and loan associations. 100 million for capital stock subscriptions planned. Federal Home Loan Bank system expected to speed the relief plan once law passes. General instructions for home owners expected within a week.
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Huntsville
Tenn
Shicriff
Harvey Winchester
Jerome Boyett
Scott County
Boyett
G. B. Winning
Ham
Floyd
Pickts County
Winchester
Winfield
Home Owners Mortgage Corporation
Treasury
Federal Home Loan
Steel wages rise likely July first across major firms
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia stock lists show gains as industry optimism grows. A Pittsburgh steel executive said most large firms will raise wages about 10 percent on July 1 unless Congress bill changes plans. steel production has rebounded to about half prior peaks. Four thousand workers will be recalled at National Tube plants in McKeesport within ten days, with 1,000 more at Wheeling Steel operations resuming similar timing.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steel
International News Service Today
New York
McKeesport
National Tube Company
F. W. Waterman
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Bessemer
Waterman
Blacklick Man Ends Life By Shot
A Blacklick man killed himself with a shotgun after years of threats to his family. Neighbors summoned a Black Lick physician who pronounced him dead. The coroner's inquest at Ferguson Funeral Home in Blairsville returned an in personal crisis verdict.
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Black Lick
Jennings
Harry Jennings
Ferguson Funeral Home
Blairsville
St. Clair
Home Owner Loans Under New U S Aid Plan
The article outlines a home loan program with a 40 percent value cap on the loan portion and a maximum 6 percent interest rate. The program can be issued even if the property has existing encumbrances and would be administered by the Federal Home Loan Bank Board.
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Federal Home Loan iBank Board
Blistering Heat Causes Auto Damage on Route
Walter Trantiven of Newark New Jersey was traveling from Ebensburg to Indiana when a heat bulge on the Benjamin Franklin highway threw his car against a concrete abutment, causing about 100 dollars in damage. the driver remained unhurt as roads expand under extreme sun after wet weather.
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Benjamin Franklin Highway
Walter Trantiven
Newark
N. J
Ebensburg
Indiana
Giatrict
American Legion and Auxiliary Award Prevails for Graduates
The American Legion and Auxiliary announce medals for eighth grade graduates in public and private schools. Boys and girls are judged on five and four weighted criteria respectively, including courage, character, service, companionship, and scholarship. Winners listed with schools and dates. purpose stresses character, leadership, and citizenship through postwar values and patriotic service.
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American, Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Basia
Asgac
Ttes
Comradship
I Iselin
Charles Bezik
Virginia Curtioff
Creekside
Robert Boston
Lucille McCracken
Ernest
Silvia Tortella
Rita Smith
Brushvalley
Guatave Price
Quindella ‘Rhine
Indiana High School
Wayne Sheftler
Alberta Dull
St. Gernard’s Parochial School
Joseph Vargo
Angeline Pafone
William McElhoes
Alice Moorhead
American Legion
Américan Legion
Evers
Heat wave claims lives as cities face extreme high temperatures
A blistering heat wave sweeps Pennsylvania with temperatures near record highs. Deaths rise from heat prostrations and heart attacks across districts including Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Drownings spike as thousands seek relief at beaches. Weather eases slightly as storms roll in, bringing delayed rain.
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Philadelphia
Lorentz
Pennsylvania
Ett
Pittsburgh
Hartisburg
Blind Robbery Strikes County Funds at Local Treasurer Office
A robbery uprooted 2,980,386 in checks and cash with 1,777.72 in cash and 989.45 in checks stolen. Detectives traced the suspect from the office to a local bank then home on Hast Pike, while guards report no one seen in the courthouse. County Commissioners ordered new locks and safe combination changes, with limited keys held by the Treasurer and trusted staff.
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Hast Pike
Me Fyom
Iat Lipte Inti
Uya Sale
Koozey
Uie Court House
World leaders push for swift World Conference talks
Delegates from the United States and Britain met to shape proposals for world restoration. Hull said Americans have ideas to offer and urged constructive input. King George opens the conference Monday with MacDonald and Chamberlain steering Britain, Morrison briefing for the US, as speeches are prepared ahead of discussions.
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London Morning Pipers
Nho
United States
Hull
Starley
King George
MacDonald
Neville Chamberlain
Morrison
Washington
James M. Cox
Congressional Demanded Law For Loopholes
Morgan branched from banking into varied industries while financing security holding firms. Revelations showed Morgan partners paid $48,000 income tax in 1980 and nothing in 1931 and 1932, with methods to evade taxes while staying legally compliant. J P Morgan closed hearings saying facts were not fully clear yet and noted taxes paid since 1917 totaled $51,000,000, including substantial sums in 1927 1929.
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Morgan Partners
Morgan
Court Orders License for Jefferson County Clubs
In Brookville on June 10 Judge W T Carr was to rule on appeals by Jefferson county incorporated clubs from the county treasurer's denial of beer licenses. The court had already granted eight individual appeals and held four more under advisement, stating the cases hinge on legal interpretation and would be decided on their merits.
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Brookville
INS
W. T. Carr
Jefferson County
E County
Carr
Iste
Morgan Partners Faced Tax Scrutiny Over Preferred Client Lists
The article details Morgan partners disputes over losses reducing taxable income and public reaction to disclosed preferred client lists. It cites prominent figures and major corporations involved, stock transfers via holding companies to avoid taxes, loans to governments and executives, and complex stock movements used to shield income from taxation. The Justice Department would investigate these matters as federal agents attended hearings.
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Morgan Partners
President Coolidge
the Treasury
William H. Woodin
Norman H. Davis
Roosevelt
Europe
John J. Raskob
William Gibbs McAdoo
Charles D. Hilles
Edgar Ricard
Hoover
Morgan Firm
Morgan Group
van Sweringen
William Ewing
Johns-Manville
Internal Revenue Bureau
U.S. Board of Tax Appeals
Harold Stanley
Thomas W. Lamont
Morgan
Lamont
U. S. Steel
Simms Petroleum
Department of Justice
Department
Magician Neff Wins Prize At Beaver Falls Convention
Beaver Falls hosts the International Brotherhood of Magicians convention with nearly 500 attendees. William Neff of Indiana, Pa. wins the top prize for mental effect. Ted H. Heuber of Pittsburgh earns second prize for amateur act. W. W. Durbin re elected president for his ninth year.
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Beaver Falls
W. W. Durbin
International Brotherhood of Magicians
Batavia
N. Y
Ted H. Heuber
Pittsburgh
Heuber
William Neff
Indiana
Grange Meeting At Strongstown Discusses Garden Dishes
Strongstown Grange will meet Wednesday evening June 14 at 7 30 with a program including Song America devotional led by Chaplain Mia Bert Paddicord a roll call asking favorite vegetable sandwich discussion on husbands garden dish and more Mrs H M Altimus Mrs W W George Mrs Blair Empfield and Mrs Bert Peddicord perform a song recitation Elizabeth Empfield and a Grange trio will provide music The meal is to be provided by the men members Master Walter George presides Meetings are held on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month.
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Strongstown Grange
Strongstown
America
Mia
Bert
H. M. Altimus
Wi W. George
Blair Empfield
Bert Peddicord
Grange
Elizabeth Empfield
Grange Trio
Ipp . Co
The
Walter
George
Revival Campaign Opens in Marion Center Auditorium
An interdenominational evangelistic drive begins at the Marion Center town auditorium led by Evangelist H L Davis. Sunday services drew a good crowd with afternoon sermons at 2 50 and evening at 7 46. Miss Edna M Davis sings and prays, ministers are invited, and Tabernacle also hosts a series of Armageddon themed messages from Rev Scruby with final talk on Is the World Preparing for this Battle.
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Mation Center
Marion Center
H. L. Davis
Bridgeville
Evangelist Davis
Rev. Davis
Edna M. Davis
Tabernacle
Scruby
Schuby
Imageddon
Bill Locke Weds Lottie Pickford in Pickford Vandergrift
June 10 in Vandergrift announced Bill Locke 35 a former Vandergrift youth and Miss Lottie Pickford sister of Mary Pickford are married The groom real name is John William Locke Jr He lived on Washington Avenue and attended Vandergrift schools Speculation arose after seeing the couple at the World’s Fair in Chicago Miss Pickford joked about the marriage while Locke hinted they may have wed in a remote Mexican town.
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Migs Pickford
Chicago
Miss Pickford
Bil
Pittsburgh's New Bank Opens Monday in Downtown
Pittsburgh to open Pitt National Bank with week of open houses and formal receptions. The institution forms from the nucleus of the merged Bement and Monongahela National Bank, confirming a new downtown financial hub in the city.
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Pittsburgh
Pitt. National
Nnased
National Brkb. Lys
Explosion and Fire Wreck Plant in North Arlington
An explosion and ensuing fire at the American Pyrotoxin Waste Co. plant in North Arlington New Jersey killed nine and injured about 180. The blast leveled the plant and burned eight nearby buildings, sending flames 100 feet high and forcing mass hospitalizations. Names of the dead and near-death victims were reported as authorities investigated the cause.
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North Arlington
N. J
INS
American Pyrotoxin Waste Co
Joseph Klitch
Mildred
Wilbur Appleyard
William Date
William Dale
Josephine Latone
West Hudson Hospital
Kearny
Hackensack
Newark
Wool Pool Sold to Boston Man
A Boston man buys the wool pool and will grade and load wool into cars. Dry wool only is accepted, damp wool is rejected. Untied wool loses two cents per pound. tied with binder twine sells at 25.26 cents per pound. 4-H Club program notes include women from county, Mrs Sweitzer, Miss Owen, and Harmony Hutchison stressing leader involvement and club activities such as clothing, baking, canning, and lunch box clubs. China’s population is estimated at 474,787,000.
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Office City
the Agricultural Association
Agercom
W. 8. Sweitzer
Commodore Vicinity
Bessie Owen
Marchand
Harmony Hutchison
State College
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Complete Store For Men & Boyy
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American Legion and Auxiliary Awards
Congressional
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Chile
North America
Sitka
Alaska
Mexico City
Jeliytal
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Lottie
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Stegmaier Beer
John O'Hare
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